Chronological order, Deciding the sequence of passagesĮXTERNAL REFERENCES: BibleHub, Biblical literalist chronology at Wikipedia, One Year Bible Online

The Christian Movement, from 30 or 33 AD to circa 95 AD.

The Messiah, from circa 4 BC to 30 or 33 AD.

The Intertestamental Era, from 400 BC to 6 BC.

Return from Exile, from 538 BC to 167 BC.

The Divided Kingdom – from 930 BC to 722 BC.

The Royal Kingdom – from 1050 BC to 930 BC.

Conquest & Judges – from 1240 BC to 1050 BC.

Desert Wanderings – from 1280 BC to 1240 BC.

Egypt and the Exodus – from 1700 BC to 1280 BC.

The Patriarchs – from 2000 BC to 1700 BC.

The Early World – from the Creation to 2000 BC.

The Chronology of the Deuterocanonical Books So the following is our best guess.Īs we gain new insights, we change these pages accordingly. That is often quite difficult to ascertain. In this page, our goal is to list the passages by when they were spoken / took place. But in many cases, they are separated by years or decades or more. How do we decide the sequential ordering of the passages? Rather, it is presented in a specific book order.īut when you read the Bible chronologically, you will not always be reading in book order. The Bible is not presented chronologically. The Christian Movement, from 30 or 33 AD to circa 95 AD

The Messiah, from circa 4 BC to 30 or 33 AD The Intertestamental Era, from 400 BC to 6 BC The Divided Kingdom – from 930 BC to 722 BC The Royal Kingdom – from 1050 BC to 930 BC

Conquest & Judges – from 1240 BC to 1050 BC Desert Wanderings – from 1280 BC to 1240 BC Egypt and the Exodus – from 1700 BC to 1280 BC The Early World – from the Creation to 2000 BC

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